Under 13s season 2006/07

Mini & Junior Rugby

Mennaye Nurseries Under 13's & 14's 5.30 - 7.00pm
Old and new players welcome.
For more information contact Nick Brooks on 01736 360144

Match Reports

Pirates U13s 46 Camborne U13s 0
Sunday 4th. February 2007

This was the Pirates seventh successive victory, it a superb performance, their best of the season against a useful Camborne team.

Eight tries were scored in the match, the unsung heroes in the front row, Williams Collins, Tom Leah and Treve Williams, outstanding on the day, their ball-carrying making big inroads into the Camborne defence which allowed the likes of Sam Kean, Connor Outram and Liam Walsh to exploit gaps created.

Pirates u13s 46pts Camborne u13s 0pts
Sunday 4th February 2007

The Pirates u13s recorded their 7th successive victory with a superb performance against a useful Camborne side.On a lovely morning The u13s produced their best rugby of the season with forwards and backs running together and linking well to score 8 tries.

The normally unsung heroes in the front row,William Collins,Tom Leah and Treve Williams continually drove forward making big inroads into the Camborne defence allowing the likes of Sam Kean ,Connor Outram and Liam Walsh to exploit the gaps with great success

Pirates U13s 27 Bodmin U13s 0
Sunday 28th. January, 2007

The Pirates eased into the quarter finals of the County Cup with a comfortable win against a plucky Bodmin side. Playing conditions on the Mennaye Field were perfect, tries scored by Zac Gribble (2), Oliver Semmens (2) and Nick Usher , who also added a conversion.

Pirates u13s 27 pts Bodmin 0 pts
Sat 27/01/07

The Pirates eased into the quarter finals with a comfortable win over a plucky Bodmin side.In perfect playing conditions on the Mennaye Field

The u13s scored 5 tries through Zac Gribble 2, Oliver Semmens 2 and Nick Usher who also added a conversion.

Wadebridge U13s 17 - Pirates U13s 19
Sunday 14th. January, 2007

Meeting the 'Camels' on their own patch, the Pirates edged this one in a game as tight as the score suggests. Wadebridge went 5-0 up early on before a Michael Springett try converted by Gary Nicholls made it 7-5 at the interval.

The score remained the same until midway through the second half, with play very even, but Wadebridge suddenly scored two tries, one converted, to put them seemingly in control. However, with a never-say-die attitude the Pirates forced their way back into contention near the end, Ross Williams scoring a try from a back-row move that Nick Usher converted, with a match-winner following for a joyous Javiah Pohe.

Pirates 12 Launceston 5
October 22nd 2006

In atrocious conditions both teams produced some excellent running rugby. The bigger Pirate forwards were more suited to the heavy pitch and impressed with some good rucking play.

The Pirates took the lead when Javaih Poha scored in the corner after some good handling. They extended their lead when after several phases of play Oliver Semmens forced his way over to score. The conversion being tipped over the bar by the visiting defence.

Approaching halftime The Pirates continued to press but could not turn pressure into points.

Facing the elements in the 2nd half The Pirates continued to play some good rugby and took the opportunity to bring on the drenched squad players on the touchline. The Launceston boys never gave up and were rewarded with a late try.